The Second Prince's Letter to Fan Xian

The Second Prince's letter to Fan Xian mentioned a few things. First of all, he admitted to smuggling in Northern Qi. Secondly, he explained that the reason why he fought for the throne was to save his own life. He was worried that he would lose his life. Third, he made it clear that Eldest Princess Li Yunrui supported him. Fourth, he admitted that everything Fan Xian had encountered was his doing. Finally, he hoped Fan Xian would support him.

The Second Prince's letter to Fan Xian revealed their cooperative relationship and the Second Prince's conspiracy. The letter revealed that the Eldest Princess was actually the Second Prince's subordinate, and they had been helping each other behind the scenes. Fan Xian's actions in Northern Qi had touched on the Second Prince's secret. He had learned of the Second Prince's smuggling of silver and the fact that he had raised a private army. The Second Prince had also prepared three people to threaten Fan Xian: Teng Zijing's son, Fan Qilin, and Fei Jie. He had also sent a letter to Yan Bingyun, threatening that if Fan Xian did not work, they would join forces to deal with him. The letter also expressed the Second Prince's helplessness and ambition. The specific contents of the letter were not provided, so the details of the letter could not be given.

The second prince's letter to Fan Xian contained their cooperative relationship as well as the second prince's ambitions and plans. The letter revealed that the Eldest Princess was actually the Second Prince's subordinate, and they had been helping each other behind the scenes. Fan Xian's actions in Northern Qi had touched on the Second Prince's secret. Fan Xian learned of the Second Prince's smuggling of silver and the fact that he had raised a private army. The Second Prince had also prepared three people to threaten Fan Xian: Teng Zijing's son, Fan Qilin, and Fei Jie. He had also sent a letter to Yan Bingyun, threatening that if Fan Xian did not work, they would join forces to deal with him. The letter also expressed the Second Prince's helplessness and ambition. All in all, the Second Prince's letter to Fan Xian revealed their cooperative relationship and the Second Prince's conspiracy.

The Second Prince's letter to Fan Xian contained information about their cooperative relationship as well as the Second Prince's ambitions and plans. The letter revealed that the Eldest Princess was actually the Second Prince's subordinate, and they had been helping each other behind the scenes. Fan Xian's actions in Northern Qi had touched on the Second Prince's secret. Fan Xian learned of the Second Prince's smuggling of silver and the fact that he had raised a private army. The Second Prince had also prepared three people to threaten Fan Xian: Teng Zijing's son, Fan Qilin, and Fei Jie. He had also sent a letter to Yan Bingyun, threatening that if Fan Xian did not work, they would join forces to deal with him. The letter also expressed the Second Prince's helplessness and ambition. All in all, the Second Prince's letter to Fan Xian revealed their cooperative relationship and the Second Prince's conspiracy.

The content of the letter the Second Prince had written to Fan Xian was about the state of Qing court and the unrest that Fan Xian's return to court might cause. The letter mentioned that Fan Xian's return to court would cause unrest in the Qing Kingdom and make it easy for Northern Qi to use him. The Second Prince told Yan Bingyun the ins and outs of the matter and expressed that Fan Xian would fight to the death with him after he returned.

The content of the letter the Second Prince wrote to Yan Bingyun and Fan Xian was about the state of the Qing Kingdom and the unrest that Fan Xian's return to court might cause. The letter mentioned that Fan Xian's return to court would cause unrest in the Qing Kingdom and make it easy for Northern Qi to use him. The Second Prince told Yan Bingyun the ins and outs of the matter and expressed that Fan Xian would fight to the death with him after he returned. Yan Bingyun was worried about Fan Xian's return. The contents of the letter were not mentioned, so he could not give a detailed answer.

The Second Prince's letter mentioned a few important points. First, he admitted his responsibility for Northern Qi's smuggling. Secondly, he explained that the reason why he fought for the throne was for his own survival and that he was afraid of losing his life. Third, he clearly expressed that the Eldest Princess Li Yunrui supported him. Fourth, he admitted that everything Fan Xian had encountered had been arranged by him. Finally, he hoped Fan Xian would support him. These contents showed that the Second Prince had a close working relationship with the Eldest Princess, and he would do anything to achieve his goal. However, the search results did not provide a clear answer as to why the Second Prince had written to Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun and the details of the letter's contents.

The Second Prince and Fan Xian's final outcome was the Second Prince's death, and Fan Xian became the Qing Emperor's successor. The Second Prince had taken poison before he saw Fan Xian for the last time and died from the poison before Fan Xian could save him. Before he died, he entrusted Ye Ling 'er and Noble Consort Shu to Fan Xian. As for why the Second Prince wanted to kill Fan Xian, the search results did not provide a clear answer.

The Second Prince and Fan Xian were characters in " Celebrating Years." They were half-brothers and were both the Qing Emperor's children. The Second Prince was ambitious and had the idea of fighting for the throne. Fan Xian did not have a good impression of him and liked the Third Prince more. Only a few people knew that Fan Xian was the Qing Emperor's illegitimate son, including Fan Xian himself. The Second Prince didn't know this secret, but they were blood relatives, and there was a sense of intimacy when they met. However, the Second Prince wanted to use Fan Xian, so he and Fan Xian became enemies. In the end, Fan Xian helped the Qing Emperor design and defeat the Second Prince's plot, causing the Second Prince to commit suicide. Thus, the relationship between the Second Prince and Fan Xian was complicated and opposing.

Fan Xian and the Second Prince did not reconcile in the original work of " Celebrating Years." The Second Prince and Fan Xian had similar personalities. Neither was willing to lower their heads to the Qing Emperor. When the Second Prince's career failed and the Qing Emperor reversed the situation, he realized everything, but it was too late. He chose to commit suicide and left behind a letter to scold the Qing Emperor. The Qing Emperor had always held the fate of his two sons in his hands. Once they were out of his control, he would get rid of them. This showed that the Qing Emperor was a heartless person in the original work. As for why the Second Prince was so ruthless to Fan Xian, the search results did not provide a clear answer.